to have in expressions

The Verb « to have » in expressions What’s Harry doing? He’s having a shower What’s Betty doing? She’s having a coffee break What are they doing? They’re having dinner What’s she doing? She’s having a cup of tea What did Peter have? He had an accident What did John last night? He had a dream What are they doing? They’re having a drink/chat Janet What is Janet doing? She’s having breakfast in bed What’s he doing? He’s having a rest/nap What are they doing? (good time) They’re having a good time What’s happening next month? She’s having a baby What are they doing? They’re having fun! What we say in these situations use « have » in the imperative trip Have a nice trip ! cake Have some cake ! drink Have a drink! chocolate Have a chocolate! meal Have a nice meal ! I’m tired Well, have a rest! [...]...What are they doing? (good time) They’re having a good time What’s happening next month? She’s having a baby What are they doing? They’re having fun! What do we say in these situations use « have » in the imperative trip Have a nice trip ! cake Have some cake ! drink Have a drink! chocolate Have a chocolate! meal Have a nice meal ! I’m tired Well, have a rest! ... Harry doing? He’s having a shower What’s Betty doing? She’s having a coffee break What are they doing? They’re having dinner What’s she doing? She’s having a cup of tea What did Peter have? ... they doing? They’re having a drink/chat Janet What is Janet doing? She’s having breakfast in bed What’s he doing? He’s having a rest/nap What are they doing? (good time) They’re having a good... happening next month? She’s having a baby What are they doing? They’re having fun! What we say in these situations use « have » in the imperative trip Have a nice trip ! cake Have some cake ! drink